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Connected pedagogy: Smart technology

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Photo by Steve Wheeler This is the first of a short series of posts, presenting my thoughts leading up to a keynote speech I will give at EDEN 2019, in Bruges. A variety of new approaches to pedagogy have been introduced as a result of our hyperconnected society (of which more in a future blog post). To be continued. Unported License.

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Narrative pedagogy 3: Problem solving

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In this short series (on what I will call 'narrative pedagogy'*) I'm exploring some of the storytelling techniques that can be adapted for use in education. They have to draw on their expertise, prior knowledge and. My use signifies how storytelling devices can be applied to everyday pedagogy. time) with which to solve them.

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The next generation.

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The secret to their future success will rely on their belief in relevant pedagogies that place their students at the centre of the learning process. He is also keen on sharing his ideas and expertise within the professional community. Unported License. Posted by Steve Wheeler from Learning with e's.

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New learning environments: The challenge and the promise #EDENchat

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What do new learning environments promise in terms of new learning, new pedagogy and new opportunities? Please join us, and come prepared to share your expertise, ask questions, challenge others and be challenged, and generally learn together as we head towards 2016. What are the challenges of these new learning environments?

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The Red House opens

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There is an award winning composer who has worked for BBC radio and the Ministry of Sound, foreign language, geography and history teachers who are passionate to connect their subjects to learning to many other subjects, and a deputy head responsible for performance and pedagogy. Unported License.

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Teacher Voices: Kate Bartlett

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Knowing a subordinating conjunction from a co-ordinating conjunction is no better, nor a replacement, for creativity. Put more trust into teachers, as they have trained for significant amounts of time and are skilled and have expertise. Stop expecting so much from educators – we are human beings. We really do. Unported License.

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